ToyotaPartsNow.com

ToyotaPartsNow.com, an online source for genuine OEM Toyota parts

ToyotaPartsNow.com is an e-commerce site operated by Genuine Parts Unlimited, Inc. that sells genuine OEM Toyota parts, along with Scion parts, through an online catalog. The company presents itself as a long-established destination for Toyota genuine parts and frames its offer around a broad inventory intended to cover vehicle repairs, routine maintenance and upgrades.

The catalog is structured so that buyers can locate components by vehicle model, by VIN or by model year, make and model, and there is also a search by part number or part name. The site states that selecting a vehicle by VIN gives the most accurate results. A "My Garage" area and an account section support repeat purchasing.

Parts categories in the catalog

The catalog groups components into the main systems of a Toyota vehicle. The listings shown on the site include:

• Body and hardware: emblems, seat covers, bumpers and grilles.
• Electrical: key fobs, TPMS sensors, car keys and ignition coils.
• Engine: oil filters, oil drain plug gaskets, timing chains and valve cover gaskets.
• Air and fuel delivery: air filters, gas caps, mass air flow sensors and fuel pumps.
• Belts and cooling: water pumps, gaskets, radiators and radiator caps.
• Steering: steering wheels, power steering pumps, rack and pinion units and pitman arms.
• Suspension: lug nuts, wheel covers, ball joints and CV joints.
• Emission control and exhaust: catalytic converters, PCV valves, air injection pumps and EGR valves.
• A/C and heating: cabin air filters, blower motors, blower motor resistors and heater control valves.
• Charging and starting: alternators, car batteries, starters and battery terminals.
• Brakes: brake pads, wheel bearings, brake calipers and speed sensors.
• Transmission: transfer case shift solenoids, torque converters and automatic transmission filters.

Beyond these highlighted groups, the site refers to further ranges such as headlights and lighting, driveline and axles, and interior and exterior trim.

Vehicle coverage

The model index is extensive and spans passenger cars, SUVs, trucks and hybrids. It includes Tacoma, 4Runner, Camry, Tundra, Corolla, RAV4, Highlander, Prius, Sienna, Land Cruiser Pickup, FJ Cruiser, 86, Sequoia, T100, Avalon, Celica, Supra, Yaris, Matrix, MR2, Solara, Venza, GR86, Echo, C-HR, Cressida, Grand Highlander, Paseo, Previa, Prius C, Prius Prime, bZ4X, Corolla Cross, Corolla iM, Crown, Crown Signia, GR Corolla, Mirai, MR2 Spyder, Prius V, Starlet, Tercel, Van, Yaris iA, Prius Plug-In, GR Supra, Prius AWD-e and RAV4 Prime.

Pricing, orders and support

The company describes its pricing as wholesale-oriented and states that it offers discounts on OEM parts, including lighting and trim lines, positioning savings as a central part of its proposition. It also says orders are processed according to the buyer's location and that shipping is fast, so delivery timing follows the repair schedule. For buyers who need help, the site mentions support for special projects or specific requirements and assistance from its team in selecting the right part.

Customer service tools listed on the site include order tracking, a help center, a returns (RMA) process, parts availability checks, live chat and a VIN decoder. The site also publishes sales, return and privacy policies.

Toyota context presented on the site

The catalog includes background on Toyota as a manufacturer. It notes that Toyota was initially developed in 1937 in Japan and has become a global car manufacturer, and it describes production methods aimed at cutting waste and allowing workers to address problems quickly. It also refers to the Hybrid Synergy Drive system updated in 2022 for plug-in Prius models, the TNGA platform and its effect on layout, safety and handling, and the 2024 RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid with up to 42 miles of all-electric range.

On powertrains, the site highlights the turbocharged G16E-GTS three-cylinder engine in the GR Corolla, rated at 300 hp and 295 lb-ft, paired with an eight-speed Direct Automatic Transmission with paddle shifters, launch control and adjustable AWD torque splits. It also describes the i-FORCE MAX hybrid system available in trucks and SUVs such as the Tundra, 4Runner and Tacoma, combining a turbo engine and electric motor for instant torque, smoother shifts, stronger performance, enhanced towing and better fuel economy with lower emissions.